Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-17
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fnA vacancy IN THE PRESIDENCY TO BIZ YIILED
fhIs kNkSS6-IHK EDUCATIONAL CLASSES.
Mr.. 5. W. Woodward, Of the firm OF WOODWARD a
LOthrop, who was elected 10 the presidency
u the Young Mems Christian Association at the
recent annual meeting, has found II necessary
owing 70 the pressure OF other duties, to decline
A new election will be held this evening for the
purpose OF nlling the vacancy. A fne musical pro-
gram has teen arranged for this occasion which Is
Designed 10 be In the nature OF . reception 10 the
members OF the association and their friends
s.ect orchestra, under the direction OF Prof. Franz
S,haener, mas oeen secured and Mr. Warren 81
Young Will sing several solos
nne course OF study In the educationa.
Dc held during the fall and winter.
MI +. Hanna has been engaged TO take the
slAssss IN photography: the classes In French,
d. Client; Mr.. J. T. Freeman will teach mathe-
mates penInanship, and bookkeeping; Mr. Frank
wilson VII oe In charge Of the the vocal music
Dc conducted b. Rev. NJ Porter smell.
RoBBEKIEs Reconstruction Gilmer, No. 7ee1
llth street northwest, reports stolen from In Ironi
OF his house a bicycle, valued az Ssj RentamIn
jackson reports the larceny OF a pair OF trowsers
and s. Geo H. Harris, No. 1415 sth street, re.
Leeleys. No. 4Je L street southwest. reports mai
while asleep In a house IN Majors alley. In ths
~. ne was robbed OF $40. A. Y. Coyle, No
liza street northwest, reports stolen from iI
front OF his premises a Columbia bicycle. worth
y7a. "''''
THOMAS Y. CoSLxYs FuSKKAL-The funeral o,
The late Thomas Y. Coniey took place yesterday
ron 81 Marks Episcopal church, near his coun.
Try place, 'Sreenridge," Montgomery County Nd
ana was attenced Dy many friends and relatives
Nun the adjacent country and Washington city
a. IN. close u the services the remains were
NeMed oy large assemblage, after which they
Were buried In the cemetery connected win ths
shuTch- The pall-bearers WERE william Candy
benjamin faweett, julius NARROW, John Kyler
LILLY p. Clasett. Henry c. shuster and John D.
LUnAr CAvxRSS-The Baltimore and Ohio and
snehanuoah valley Railroads have decided TO ne.
peAt their soccussful excursions and give oul
fui eaverns The train viii leave the Baltimort
and ONO RAILROAD Depot washington D. O. nj
3:i5 p. m. on "Wednesday, october 18Th. Ths
which viii include admission 70 the cayerns an
are good 20 return on all regular trains WITHIN
nye days anording an opportunity 70 those dc.
Tickets can be purchased OF the agent al iurs1
station AZ the very low rate OF 6 for the rounS
IMP 70 Natural Bridge station. The excursaopist,
vii md the hotel accommodations ~ Luray an(
Natural Bridge strictly nrst-ciasA
CAkrEn At ArcTIoN.-A large assortment O
secohd-nand mouquet, velvet, Wilton, body tap
sons auction roms. Oh and D streets northwest
somorrow morning, al IL O'Clock sharp See I'd
'ertasement elsewhere.
Two SLIGHT Fnxs.-About 9 O'Clock Saturda,
evening slight fire occurred In the house o
zaehArAh Mitchell, No. ~ 18TH street, caused b.
chimney and nrs irS@ An owe os ne
ktcnen of j. H. De Alleys restaurant l2.sO Penn
S 49, avenue, took IRE from the stove pip<
S.n nres were extinguished by members OF No.
engine company without sounding an alarm.
ATTENTION Is called TO auction columns q a Tan
tof sale near He<ndon, Va